Yoga Mats

Colorful Birds & Blossoms Yoga Mat

Colorful Birds & Blossoms Yoga Mat

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$241.20

Pastel Birds on Blossom Branches Yoga Mat

Pastel Birds on Blossom Branches Yoga Mat

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$241.20

Colorful Birds on Floral Branches Yoga Mat

Colorful Birds on Floral Branches Yoga Mat

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$241.20

Floral Branches Yoga Mat

Floral Branches Yoga Mat

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$241.20

Blooming Birds & Blossoms Yoga Mat

Blooming Birds & Blossoms Yoga Mat

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$241.20

Floral Birds & Branches Yoga Mat

Floral Birds & Branches Yoga Mat

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$241.20

Pink Blossom Birds Yoga Mat

Pink Blossom Birds Yoga Mat

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$241.20

Blooming Birds & Peonies Yoga Mat

Blooming Birds & Peonies Yoga Mat

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$241.20

Serene Birds & Blossoms Yoga Mat

Serene Birds & Blossoms Yoga Mat

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$241.20

Verdant Birds & Blossoms Yoga Mat

Verdant Birds & Blossoms Yoga Mat

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$241.20

Birds & Blossoms Yoga Mat

Birds & Blossoms Yoga Mat

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$241.20

Floral Birds Yoga Mat

Floral Birds Yoga Mat

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$241.20

Dreamscape Yoga Mat - MAIA HOMES

Dreamscape Yoga Mat

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$205.38

Lemonade Yoga Mat 24” x 72”

Lemonade Yoga Mat

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$206.74

Cosmic Energy Flow Yoga Mat 24” x 72”

Cosmic Energy Flow Yoga Mat

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$206.74

Blue Ridge Bliss Yoga Mat 24” x 72”

Blue Ridge Bliss Yoga Mat

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$206.74

FAQs

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The material affects both efficiency and durability. Natural rubber mats are good for the environment, last a long time, and are easy to grip, but they can be heavy. Thermoplastic elastomer (TPE) mats are non-toxic, light, and a little softer. Cork mats have a natural surface that kills germs, which makes them great for sweaty workouts. Look for PVC-free choices that are still durable and supportive if you are allergic to rubber.

Both ease and security are affected by how thick the mat is. A normal mat is about 4 mm thick, which is a good thickness for both padding and sticking to the floor. A mat that is 6 mm or more thick will give your joints more support. Thin mats (1-2 mm) are good for travel because they are easy to fold up but don't provide as much support. A mat that is about 4 to 5 millimeters thick will keep you stable if you do balance-heavy yoga styles like Ashtanga or Vinyasa.

It depends on the type of yoga you do and what you like! If you do hot yoga, choose a mat that doesn't slip and soaks up sweat, like one made of microfiber and natural rubber. A thicker, more padded mat (6 mm or more) is better for gentle yoga or meditation because it makes you feel better. If you need more support for balance poses, choose a dense mat that grips well (about 4 mm thick). If you're always on the go, a travel mat that is light and folds up is a great choice.